XIX век
Notes on nineteenth-century Russian poetry and prose.
- By Erik McDonald
- Based in United States of America
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Most recent posts
My fellow Nadezhda Khvoshchinskaya fans—and, of course, fans of her sisters—will love the new site put together by a team of Khvoshchinskaya scholars as well as librarians and researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. …
My podcasts post did what I hoped, and now I have more good things to listen to than time to listen. Thanks to all who weighed in with suggestions! I wanted to highlight one podcast: …
If you like Russian poetry from after Lermontov and before Blok, you’ve probably read this by Nekrasov: Вчерашний день, часу в шестом,Зашел я на Сенную;Там били женщину кнутом,Крестьянку молодую.Ни звука из ее груди,Лишь бич свистал, …